Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-09-24

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ed their fall stock at HEADQUAR-
TIERS.
Mrs. Crit Hughes and two daugh-
ters left for Kentucky last week to
visit relatives. They will return in
a few weeks, accompanied by Mr..
Hughes.
Don't fail to try pair of Hooden-
pyl Bros $3.50 kid or goat shoes. 1t
will be money to you.
Mr.. j. H. Curl's saw mill, which
has been set up near the depot, COM
menced cutting lumber last Monday.
He has a fine lot of logs on the yard.
See his advertisement elsewhere.
Saratoga Hamilton Springs Wa
ter, health-giving dring, at d. L.
Browns. ....
Mr.. A. Desport arrived here
from New York last Tuesday, and
will make his home for some months
with his brother-in in-law, Mr.. l.. f.
Jeanmaire.
-Childrens school shoes at Hood
enpyl Bros which they guarantee to
give satisfaction.
The lecture to the colored Sun
day School at Bowling Green church,
announced last week for first Tues
day in October, should have read,
first Sunday in October.
%. M. Thurman & Sons will come
to the front next week with the larg-
est stock of dry goods ever displayed
by them.
MIR. w. w. McGregor left last
Monday morning for Hopkinsville,
KY, to engage in carpenter work.
If the outlook is favorable aftera suffi
cient trial, Mr.. McGregor expects to
move his family there.
BE sure and see Hoodenpyl Bros
boys boots before buying elsewhere,
they can and will save you money.
Jones Bros invite your attention
to their large new fall stock of. dry
goods, dress goods, notions, etc., now
being daily received and opened. AL
so a large new stock of fresh family
groceries.
Ladies', it is no trouble for us to
show goods, SO be sure and come
around before purchasing elsewhere
HOoDENPYL BROS.
DIR. M. Il. Cox arrived from Texas
last Saturday and joined his wife, who
had spent the summer here. The
Doctor made us pleasant call one
day this week.
Mrs. Robt. Park, who had beer
visiting here several weeks, was un
expectedly called home to Cfmtta'
nooga, and left this (Friday) morn
ing. She had expected to remain 6
week longer.
Nothing wins trade like fresh
goods, and that is the reason Jenkins
always has a good trade-his goods
are always fresh and choice.
-Hoodenpyl Bros will receive
next week the largest and most com
plete line of new Millinery evel
brought to misplace. Ladies, besurt
to call on us.
Prof. j. M. Paschal and family
and Mr.. Victor Sanders leave at moor
today (Friday) for visit to their ole
home at Carthage. Prof. Pascha
and Mr.. Sanders will return Monday
but Mrs. Paschal and her children
will remain for some time.
1t makes no difference how tht
election goes, d. o. Jenkins stock o
groceries will be kept fresh and com
plete in every line at all times.
Mr.. j. Moldenhamer, the cream
cry manager, arrived last Tuesda!
with his family from Lebanon. Th
Creamery Company will effect al
organization in a few days, and worl
on the buildings will be commenced
as soon as practicable.
Mrs. w. c. Womack q Co., hav,
received their new stock of fall an(
winter millinery, and are now pre-
pared to supply their customers will
any style hat or bonnet desired
They have all the fastest fashions il
feathers, trimmings, ornaments, etc
We have great many cOmmuni
cations and other prohibition matte
which we did not have room to pub
lish. We have given up almost tn
entire reading space ofthe STANDARD
this week to prohibition matter, ant
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